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On Monday 13 Feb 2006 00:40, Hemmann, Volker Armin wrote: |
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> On Monday 13 February 2006 01:02, Guy Harrison wrote: |
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> > Atm I'm loathed to play around (still need this box from work). For |
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> > the apps I know the name of, if I launch them from a console, up they |
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> > come with settings intact. |
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> > I am hoping for some hints on how to repopulate the startbar |
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> > automatically. Failing that, where to look inside $HOME/.kde for |
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> > partially corrupted files. |
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> with startbar you mean kicker? |
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Not sure. I've never thought to wonder what it is actually called! The |
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drop down menu which holds all the apps along with "most used |
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Applications", "All Applications", "Actions" sections in it. |
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> Sorry I don't know off any 'automatic' way - only the usual one - right |
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> click, controll bar menu, add programm .... |
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> it really sounds like something ate your configs. If we are still |
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> talking about kicker, its config is in .kde/share/config/ called |
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> kickerrc. |
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Well this really is nuts - they're back! I was certain all the KDE apps |
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had vanished when I first started posting various places on friday. |
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Yesterday I was scratching my head thinking I'd lost my memory when the |
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unused kde apps were back. Today, I return from work (having accessed via |
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ssh again) and not only are they all back but so are the file |
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associations. The most bizarre is rxvt - it has regained its arguments in |
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kmenuedit. At least the kde apps were either there or not whereas rxvt |
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has been "there a bit". |
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Anyway, can you confirm it is kicker I'm describing or not please? While |
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it's working I'd like to understand what the settings should be lest it |
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happen again. |
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TIA |
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Guy |
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